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- Community Church Celebrates Life-Saving CPR Training with American Heart Association
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A Morning of Faith and Empowerment
- by 3:16 Magazine, Staff
- October 22, 2025
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From Personal Journey to Published Voice: Dr. Slaughter-Hurst’s Literary Impact
Roots in Englewood: A Foundation of Resilience Dr. Cheryl Slaughter-Hurst is the Assistant Dean for Academic Development and Student Affairs,.
How Officially Blessed is Redefining Fashion with Purpose
More Than Clothing In a world where fashion often prioritizes profit over people, Officially Blessed stands as a source of.
A Morning of Faith and Empowerment
In a powerful gathering that brought together faith, community leadership, and women’s empowerment, God First Ministries hosted its annual Signatures.
Faith & Blue: Chicago’s 9th District Brings Community and Police
Faith & Blue: Chicago’s 9th District Brings Community and Police Together Chicago Police Department’s 9th District hosts community policing initiative.
Community Church Celebrates Life-Saving CPR Training with American Heart Association
Community Church Celebrates Life-Saving CPR Training with American Heart Association Local Ministry Honors Heroes While Launching New Health Initiative New.
SWAT Relaunches with “Shutting Some Doors”
SWAT Relaunches with “Shutting Some Doors” Event at House of Hope Ministries Overseer Annissa Rhone Reignites Ministry for Spiritual Women.
Community Health Takes Center Stage
Cook County’s 5th Annual Men’s & Families’ Health Fair. On Thursday, September 25th, the South Side of Chicago became the.
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Black United Fund of Illinois, Inc. to Host “Casino Night & Concert
A fundraiser for a great cause
By Chinta Strausberg
Picking up the mantle begun by the late Henry English, Carolyn Day, executive director of the Black United Fund of Illinois, Inc. (BUFI), is hosting a 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, September 9, 2023, major “Casino Night & Concert” fundraiser for the 38-year-old civil rights organization whose motto is, “Helping People Help Themselves.”
Having weathered through COVID-19, this is a major fundraiser and a different one for BUFI, which is located at 1809 E. 71st St., in the South Shore community with its tenacles of services reaching as far Rockford and Springfield Illinois.